Charts Below Show The Percentage of People Aged 23-65 IELTS Writing Task 1

Compared to Ashby, the UK had a larger population of professionals. In comparison to the rest of the UK, Ashby has a greater percentage of unemployed persons. Compared to the UK's 10% unemployment rate, Ashby's rate was 14%. Similar to this, Ashby had a greater rate of construction employees than the UK, at 16% and 10%, respectively. Similar to Ashby, 17% of UK residents and 21% of residents of Ashby both worked in fields connected to personal services. In contrast, 8% and 9% of Ashby residents were engaged across professional and technical fields. It was lower than the corresponding percentages in the UK (14% and 17%, respectively). Another interesting finding is that in 2008, the UK as a whole rated technical jobs second to office work in terms of attractiveness. Even though technical employment made up the least percentage of people in Ashby. People employed in businesses like shops or offices made up approximately the same percentages in both locations at 14% and 18%.

When compared to the national average, Ashby had 14% more unemployed persons than the rest of the country did (10%). Residents of Ashby made up 14% and 18% of the workforce in the retail and office sectors, respectively. It is comparable to the UK as a whole's figures of 19% and 13%. Additionally, the UK had a comparatively high percentage of residents working in technical occupations (17%). Whereas Ashby only had approximately half that number, or 9%, of those workers employed in technical occupations. Another interesting finding is that, in 2008, the UK as a whole rated technical jobs second to office work in terms of attractiveness. Even though that technical employment made up the least percentage of people in Ashby. Furthermore, the percentages of construction workers and personal service providers in Ashby, at 16% and 21%, respectively. It was higher than the corresponding statistics across the UK, which were 10% and 17%, respectively. Last but not least, 14% of the population worked in professional vocations, compared to 8% of Ashby locals who worked in this field.

The data shows, despite the fact that technical employment made up the least proportion of persons in Ashby. The UK general ranked technical jobs second to office work in terms of popularity in 2008. Moreover, Ashby with 18%, and the UK, at 19%, placed second and third in terms of the percentage of persons who made their living from office employment in 2008. There was a startling disparity between the number of individuals who performed personal service in Ashby, which came in first with 21%. And the number of people who performed technical labour, which came in at 9%. However, the percentages for both jobs are the same in the UK, at 17%. Similarly, in Ashby, 14% of the population did shop work, which was nearly twice as high as the figure for professional employment. It was 8%, but there was no notable change in the number of persons who did these two jobs across the UK, which were 13% and 14%, respectively. However, both Ashby and the UK had the same number of unemployed and construction workers, which remained at roughly 15% and 10%, respectively.